The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-30
needs TO the kind attention 81 peraons
making dlsposlton bylreqness Of other.
wineIot tho imeans with which God has
blessed them.
Respectfully submitted,
Z. H. DoRspLAsKR,
President Board Directors.
Ehteiing, ". Va, tAfay q, 1sS7.
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Decoration Day servicca aud Other Local
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Decoration Day Services aud Other Local
a young child Of Joseph Wallace was
buried et Wheeling yesterday.
Qnlte a number from here joined the
Couriet'sexcnralon up the river yesterday.
H. g.. Hartsnstein has built platform
Tor picnic idancefs at his place on Indian
run.i ~ l11ytta
Mrs. James II. Darrah has recovered
from her long illnees sufficiently 10 visit
st. Clairsville.
Uncle Toms Cabin is to be played here
nsain-this time nnder . tont, on d lot
near tho creek.
W. s. Cowen and daughter, Of Cincin.
matt, who are Waiting in St. C~lairsyillc,,
spent Sunday here.
A. fishing party picnic was held at Wal.
lace'a dam Saturday. A larger crowd will
spend to-day there.
Some Of the Knights OF Labor are ar.
ranging an excursion to Stpubenyille on
the Andes June 18th.
The knights Of Labor had a bad day for
their picnic at Belmont, but tho knights
themselves turned out
The Bellaire, Z~anesyille & Cincinnati
railroad Ia preparing to put on new pas.
senger coaches this week.
At tho Frat Presbyterian church yes.
terday morning there was a prayer meet.
ing. Rev. N. s.. Hoey was not able to
preach.
Soma pick-and.shovel repairs are being
made to the street car track that would
look like the owners intended to keep on
in the old way.
spanglefPos G. A. R, and the No
mans Relief Corps went to church in
South Bellaire yesterday. The Post makes
a better appearance than ever. All the
members have the dark blue uniforms
now.
Union street from the ca p. depot to
Thirty.secord street was plowed up Satur.
day, preparatory to grading. Eight mules
drew the pillow, and stones, timbers, gravel
and clnders were thrown up with equal
ease. y I'd
There will be no teacher appointed for
the colored school, as the children will be
distributed among the various ward
schools. The colored pupils who have
reached the high school have been able to
hold their own with their white compan.
ions and no doubt the younger children
will do so too.
Rsv. Louis Paine, Presiding Elder,
preached at tho First NJ. E. church yeeter-
day morning and assiated Rev. R. F..
keeler In communion services. He
preached in the South Bellaire church in
the evening. Rev. s. @. Smith preached
a morning sermon specially suitable for
Decoration Day.
The Catholic fair was visited by m
enormous but well behaved crowd Sstur-
day night. The bootha are all very TASTE
fully arranged and contain articles OF great
value. The combination table has a cook
stove, a parlor stove, two barrels of flour,
a costly rug. a lady's gold watch and many
other valuable a~rticleo. Saturday night
an excursion came down on the Jessie
Berger from WHEELING, accompanied by
kramar'e justly famous band. Several
well managed excursions will be arranged
for this week for Wheeling people,
Wheeling, which gets much Bellaire
trade, ie we'll represented by donations OF
Wheeling merchants in all the booths.
Should good weather continue over to.
day Bellaire will have the largest celebra.
ton OF Decoration Day in this section of
the State. The preparations are all com.
plete. City Hall Saturday evening ahowed
more flowers than ever before, and they
we're there arranged into all sorts Of de-
sticns, while probably more still have been
left growing till this morning. Nearly all
the manufactures will be shut down,
many stores will close and business gen.
orally be stopped wherever possible. So
far there is not much preparation for
displays OF flags along the streets. The
p%ostotice will be- closed except in tho
early morning and in the evening.